Peregrine Falcon, World’s Fastest, Bird, Make Comeback on Bay Tributaries
Real estate high above the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers is certainly desirable.
Bay Places
Where to go and what to do around the Chesapeake Bay, advice from our experts and locals.
Tall Ship Visits to Baltimore to Resume Amid Key Bridge Salvage Work
In the early part of 2024, the organization Sail Baltimore was hard at work lining
Faces of the Bay: Thomas Point Ferryman Howard Lewis
The Chesapeake Bay’s most prolific ferryman, Howard Lewis, speaks about his years shepherding visitors to Thomas Point Shoal Light
St. Mary’s Museum Honors Civil War Soldiers Lost in Manhunt for Lincoln’s Assassin
Museum honors 87 men killed in the manhunt for Lincoln’s killer.
St. Michaels’ Weekend of Festivals Appeals to the Discerning Palate
Sure, it’s always a great time to head to St. Michaels. But the weekend of
Saviors of the Lights: The Chesapeake’s Brave Lighthouse Buyers
They’re romantic, but not what you’d call glamorous. Acknowledged fixer-uppers, they’re still nightmares, invariably rust
Up a Creek: Peace and Quiet on the Rhode River
The Rhode River in the Middle Bay offers a quiet cove for rest and reflection (and great swimming).
Welcome Home, Sailor! An Oyster Bar Comes Back to Life
When a beloved restaurant closes, it leaves a hole in the community. So when a
Yorktown to Bring Back Workboat Races after 19-Year Hiatus
A truly Chesapeake-culture tradition is coming back to Virginia this summer after a 19-year absence.
Chestertown, MD Gets Art Gallery Showcasing Washington College’s Chesapeake Semester
Chestertown, Maryland, on the upper Eastern Shore, is known for its quaint, refined-but-artsy downtown. A
Check Out These Bay Marinas Where the Party Doesn’t Stop
Summer is coming and it’s almost time to get on the water. At some especially
Lighthouse Point Marina: Elevating the Baltimore Waterfront
Combining a rich maritime history, modern amenities, and a bustling center of activity, Baltimore remains